drivers/usbhost_hidmouse: fix button detection in touchscreen example#18933
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Fix an issue where button presses were missed in the touchscreen example due to incorrect packet processing. Previously, the driver waited to accumulate a batch of packets but only processed the first one, effectively discarding the rest. The driver now reads and processes packets one at a time to ensure no input events are lost. Also fixed typo: usbhost_xythreshold does not exist. Signed-off-by: Lwazi Dube <lwazeh@gmail.com>
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Summary
Fix an issue where button presses were missed in the touchscreen example due to incorrect packet processing.
Previously, the driver waited to accumulate a batch of packets but only processed the first one, effectively discarding the rest. The driver now reads and processes packets one at a time to ensure no input events are lost.
Impact
Testing
Before this change nothing happened when buttons were pressed.
To test, I ran tc and:
Pressed and released left button
Pressed and released middle button
Pressed and released right button
nsh> tc
tc [8:100]
nsh> tc_main: nsamples: 0
tc_main: Opening /dev/mouse0
nsh> Sample :
buttons : 01
x : 3
y : 134
Sample :
buttons : 00
x : 3
y : 134
Sample :
buttons : 04
x : 3
y : 134
Sample :
buttons : 00
x : 3
y : 134
Sample :
buttons : 02
x : 2
y : 139
Sample :
buttons : 00
x : 1
y : 140